In a gesture of national unity and inclusivity, President Julius Maada Bio has appointed Kelfala Kargbo, a former All People’s Congress (APC) aspirant from Koinadugu District, as the Free Quality School Education (FQSE) District Coordinator for Falaba.

“This appointment underscores President Bio’s commitment to giving every citizen, regardless of tribal, regional, or political affiliation, the chance to contribute to national development,” said Augustine Koroma, National Program Coordinator for FQSE.

Kargbo’s new role is seen as a key step in advancing the President’s flagship FQSE initiative, which aims to provide free and quality education for all children in Sierra Leone. Koroma emphasized that this move reflects President Bio’s dedication to the successful implementation of the FQSE scheme across the country.

The appointment forms part of President Bio’s broader strategy to promote national unity while ensuring the continued success of the FQSE program, benefiting the next generation of Sierra Leoneans.